Videos tagged with ALS

This guide details the operation of the Genesis Gen 12 Less Lethal Shotgun, as demonstrated by Tactical Advisor. It emphasizes the importance of using only designated less lethal ammunition, identified by orange Cerakote and specific markings. The video showcases the shotgun's rapid-fire capability and reliability with bean bag rounds, highlighting its design for law enforcement applications.

This video provides an expert comparison of two high-level duty holsters: the Safariland 7360 RDS and the Alien Gear Rapid Force. Both holsters offer Level 3 retention, accommodate optics and weapon lights, and are designed for professional use by law enforcement, military, and security personnel. The Safariland 7360 RDS features an ALS system and extreme temperature tolerance, while the Alien Gear Rapid Force is marketed for its speed and security.

This video reviews the Tier One Concealed and Modern Samurai Project (MSP) collaboration, focusing on their 'universal' holsters designed to accommodate multiple firearms and weapon lights. The holsters grip the weapon light, offering versatility and cost savings compared to purchasing individual holsters. Key features include adjustable retention, tuckable clips for IWB, and compatibility with various mounting systems for OWB.

This video features a shooter performing a strong hand only Bill drill from an ALS (Assault Loadout System) in a training class, as challenged by @hunterfreeland. The shooter was given a .25 handicap due to the ALS. They narrowly missed a perfect run with a time of 2.14 seconds and one 'Charlie' hit. The video highlights a specific shooting drill and the challenges of executing it under unique conditions.

This tribute to James Yeager, founder of Tactical Response, highlights his significant impact on firearms training and self-defense preparedness. Sootch00 shares personal anecdotes, emphasizing Yeager's blunt honesty, dedication to practical training, and resilience in the face of controversy and ALS. The video underscores Yeager's legacy through Tactical Response's continued operations and the profound influence of his 'Fighting Pistol' curriculum.

This guide details a training drill focused on testing weapon retention, as demonstrated by Instructor Mike. It emphasizes that duty holsters must actively resist unauthorized removal, akin to the user resisting an aggressor. The drill simulates a 'gun grab' scenario to evaluate the holster's effectiveness under duress, highlighting the importance of retention mechanisms like Safariland's ALS and SLS systems for law enforcement and duty carry.

This guide covers the selection and use of tactical style holsters, distinguishing them from concealed carry options. It details key features like OWB design, various ride heights, active retention systems (ALS, SLS), and modular attachment options (QLS). The importance of matching holsters to specific firearm configurations, including weapon lights and optics, is emphasized, with Safariland recommended as an industry standard. Proper draw technique and safety considerations are also highlighted.

This video features James Yeager, a prominent tactical trainer, discussing his decision to volunteer for the Ukrainian Foreign Legion despite a terminal ALS diagnosis. Yeager, known for training thousands globally, aims to train Ukrainian civilians with his remaining strength, emphasizing personal choice and legacy over encouraging others to follow his path. The discussion highlights his extensive experience and profound personal motivations.

This video provides an in-depth look at Safariland RDS duty holsters, emphasizing their reliability and functionality for law enforcement and tactical use. The presenter, a former law enforcement officer, highlights the ALS (Automatic Locking System) mechanism and its effectiveness. The review covers compatibility with various firearms and weapon lights, showcasing the holster's versatility and the benefits of the QLS mounting system.

This guide details the setup of a 'gunfighter' or first-line gear belt, emphasizing personalized gear choices based on mission requirements. It covers belt selection, magazine pouch configuration, medical kit placement, and holster systems, drawing on the expertise of Garand Thumb. The setup prioritizes ergonomics, retention, and accessibility for tactical applications.